Day 2:
Just a little 4th Grade Virginia History: Virginia is divided into 5 regions, The Coastal Plain near Hampton Roads, etc, the Piedmont, which we live in, the Appalachian Plateau, which we visited, the BlueRidge and the Valley and Ridge.
Day 3
P.S. I loved the times I shared with Lynn, Jed Rock, your father!
6 comments:
You guys are so cute with your matching poses! lol And MOM I love your dresses! Where did you get them?!?! I MUST know!
The one I wore Sunday in the mountains was bought at Ross for $12.99 last Thursday, and the the one I am wearing to the DC Temple is not a dress at all, but is a skirt with a white t-shirt and cami. I got the skirt 2 years ago from TJ Max at Potomac Yards. I think it was reasonably priced too! Love, Mother
I knew the second one was a skirt... but DANG out of luck... any thing bought at Ross or two years ago is long gone!
This was a great road trip. We basically drove one day out and one day back. We stopped everywhere we wanted and spent a few bucks on stuff like cherry cider. Mom got me a unique handmade belt buckle. The best part of the trip was that we did not have to be anywhere or travel on a schedule. Skyline Drive is the perfect place for a "Sunday drive."
Gorgeous scenes. I will have to go there someday! and yum cherry cider. where did you find that?
We found the "cherry cider" at a stand similar to the trading posts in New Mexico or Arizona. The "problem" with the cherry cider was that after we bought it, we read the ingredients---100% apple juice with cherry flavoring! But, I should've known better, in studying Virginia history with the 4th graders, Apples are one of Virginia's main products! Love, Mother
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